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July 3, 2014

Taming Asynchronous Workflows…

Filed under: Clojure,Cybersecurity,Functional Reactive Programming (FRP),Security — Patrick Durusau @ 1:59 pm

Taming Asynchronous Workflows with Functional Reactive Programming by Leonardo Borges.

Unfortunately just the slides but they should be enough for you to get the gist of the presentation. And, Leonardo finishes with a number of pointers and references that will be helpful.

Managing subject identity in a workflow could have interesting implications for security. What if there is no “stored” data to be attacked? Either you were listening at the right time or not, to receive all the transmissions necessary to assemble a text? Or you were listening to all the right sources? And you need not store the message after receipt, it can always be re-created by the same processes that delivered it.

Lots of room for innovation and possible security improvements when we stop building targets (static data stores).

BTW, Leonardo is currently writing: “Clojure Reactive Programming: RAW.” (Packt) I like Packt books but do wish their website offered a search by title function. Try searching for “reactive” and see what you think.

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